#!/usr/bin/python3.12
# Or use #!/usr/bin/python3.9 if you prefer Python 3.9

import datetime
import os

# --- Configuration (VERY IMPORTANT: Customize this section) ---

# 1. Replace 'yourusername.helioho.net' below with YOUR EXACT DOMAIN part
#    from the full path you found (e.g., 'yourcustomdomain.com').
#    It's the part right before '/httpdocs'
YOUR_DOMAIN_PART = "tigersak.helioho.st" # <--- ***UPDATE THIS LINE!***

YOUR_DOMAIN_PATH_ROOT = os.path.join("/var/www", "vhosts", YOUR_DOMAIN_PART)

# This is where your script and its log file will be located on the server
# It will be inside your httpdocs folder, in a new folder called 'my_cron_app'
SCRIPT_FOLDER = os.path.join(YOUR_DOMAIN_PATH_ROOT, "httpdocs", "my_cron_app")
LOG_FILE_PATH = os.path.join(SCRIPT_FOLDER, "app_activity.log")

# --- Ensure the script folder exists (good practice for background apps) ---
# This line creates the 'my_cron_app' folder if it doesn't already exist.
# It's good to have this in a background script in case you delete the folder by accident.
os.makedirs(SCRIPT_FOLDER, exist_ok=True)

# --- Main script logic ---
try:
    current_time = datetime.datetime.now()
    # Adding the current time zone (EEST) as it's relevant to your location.
    message = f"[{current_time} EEST] My background Python app ran successfully! (Tommy Server)\n"

    # Print to standard output (this will be captured by the cron job's log file)
    print(message.strip())

    # Write the message to our custom log file
    with open(LOG_FILE_PATH, "a") as f: # 'a' means append (add to the end of the file)
        f.write(message)

except Exception as e:
    # If any error happens, log it to the same file
    error_message = f"[{datetime.datetime.now()} EEST] ERROR: My background app failed: {e}\n"
    print(error_message.strip())
    with open(LOG_FILE_PATH, "a") as f:
        f.write(error_message)